Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-25

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Mrs. Safer, hrs. Hanson, AFs. ssrtbi
and Mrs- Reese; tie exstsssss cCnsiad
Ing Sith tie doxeloRy.
Psesidenis staHsf 70 4 ihs chair.
Miss White reported that IL bad beer
found impossible % iEcarporsse The
Dnisn Of Western Washington during
the pest year, IS iEstructea BY tie Con
vsnslon Of 1886. TIE committee was
discharged.
Mrs. aFsaae, the Treasures retiring.
szbmists9 her annual report Of receipts
expenditures. etc.
Inc BsuaeK C0mmittss, By Ms
Weed, reported. Nothing had beer
done beyond the collection Of money,
t99c having been raised f0F thai pur-
pOsa. Mrs. Weed, &gs. Massey sES
Mrs. Reese were appoinsed q new Ban
neE Committee, with Instructions 20 ex-
pend nos over SO. "fhe Lord Of Hosss
ls With IS" Wss 3dOptsd Is the motto
for the baHnsf. The matter YES then
ieft With tie C9mmittee. TO raise tbe
necessary fau3s, select embleDs, gsi
the york done. etc
Mrs. j. n. Ds1issn, OF Port Town
send, vas elected Vice President for the
Third District. snd Ds. Wbippls, Of
Vancouver, Vice Prcsident for the Sec
ond District.
ME-. II. A. Jadsoa vas elected Woe
President for Whgtcon County.
Mrs. l.. ]. FtaER, WISE President fol
SkaQit County.
Mrs. u. B. Calhoun. V.es Presidsa.
FOR Ialand County.
MEs. Susie DreW, Vice Presidsns foi
Kitsap Coanty.
Mrs. Nellie ). Hanson, Vies President
for King County.
Mrs. E. @. BFsSish Msnn, Vice Presi
| dent for PieFcs Comfy.
Mrs. Johns, Yies President for Thurs
I Ten County.
Miss. Matte +. Yanies, Wee Prssi-
dent for Lewis County.
MIS-. RUddell, Yios President for Che.
/ halls Couuty.
Mics n. Jaeger, yios President foI
Clarke County.
Mrs. Espey, Vice President Col
Pacific County.
MFs. Eells, vioe President for Mssor
I County.
Mrs. A. L. Davis. Vice President fol
Oiallam Coaaty.
Mrs. Jaoknan, visa President fol
Jefferson OouHty.
Mrs. Dobbs. Woe President for Sno-
homish county.
Mrs. -. Vice Presidsnt for Saz
j uan county.
Cowliiz, Sksmsnia and Wahkiskun
were ordered Supplied With Vice Pfesl-
dents BY the President.
Mrs. Il. 81. Calhoun resigned the
office Of Organizer, and airs. Mary b
Reese vas elected Ia hsr stead, as Or
sanizsr for Western Washington.
Rev. George IL. Greer was introduced
q tbe Convention by Mrs. StnbSs, auo
/ By motion Of Mrs. Mann he wai
made q corresponding member OF ih'
I Union.
Miss Brown vas requested TO pTepsF'
g statement Of the Convention plans
| and work for publication IN the papers
Of Western Washington.
Mrs. Carrie L. Jones vas requested
/ 10 represent the Convention 10 th5 mex
Grand Ledge Of Good Tsmplars.
The Rev. Mr.. Greer, BY request, m ide
q short address 10 She ladies o. TIE Con
! vsution. lie regarded the ", @. i. u
as tie greatest Of ell helps to temper
anes, or greater than al! othsrs com
binAd. lie encouraged the members I
keep on TO their good Eofk, aud q
sore and more, aud concluded bi
thanking theso for tie courtesy they
had she~n him.
Mr.. ID. ID. Ward was introduced 4
the q inversion b7 Mrs. Stu5bs and drs
| Weed, as e former GrGBa WoEihy CAie'
ITemplaT AID - President u the onll
prohibition convention ever hs.d u
| kiB2 c9gusg.
II vas informally aunounssi TIA
Mrz. Hoffman. cae ~ The National Or
euizsrs. woBid shagiiy be in The Ter
rfafy. and "a nbars ~ the I aiJn Wer.
uf.ed 20 pfspaFc for hsr oD1iag. ans
welcome her.
Mrz. Carr Il. J lu e, fs1m the Con
= it,ee al b Auoo, reported tnas thi
baianaa Of $50 5a she treasury lass yeal
/ had been changed 30 = dshsN ~ ~
I tbis 1aaF. The Committee also en-
| d1Fsla the faiss If auu1a dusa iron
70 osu!s 60 g. Local Unious wer'
urged 20 appoint committees q eo!ieo
dues, and to s1lio I life "a 5mb sEalips ~
local aud Territorial Uuions.
| Ma Jenbsr, ffom the Oomm.Hee 90
Resolutions. presented the preamble
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total abstinence from ali thst infoK'
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